Shreejoy Bikalp
Building things, breaking things (occasionally on purpose), and turning wild ideas into working software. Somewhere between curiosity and a questionable number of tabs open, I'm right where I need to be.
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Your cancelled flight already owes you money.
Under DGCA rules, Indian flyers can claim up to ₹20,000 when an airline cancels on them or bumps them. Almost nobody collects, and airlines count on that silence.
AirDue turns a PNR into a filed claim. It checks eligibility against live flight data, builds the evidence, files the claim and escalates through nodal officers and AirSewa without the passenger lifting a finger. If you don't win, you don't pay.
The law has existed for years; what's new is the automation. Every outcome trains the engine to predict wins more sharply, so a consumer right everyone ignores becomes a one-tap refund.
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Wealth shouldn't die with a password.
About ₹2 lakh crore sits unclaimed across Indian banks, insurers, EPF and demat accounts, mostly because heirs never knew the money existed. Today, inheritance is a paper chase across a dozen institutions, each with its own forms.
Virasat is a living Legacy Vault. You map your assets, nominees and documents while you're here, and when the time comes it walks your family through every claim, step by step.
Each verified claim creates a tamper-evident Entitlement Record, a cryptographic proof of who is owed what. Virasat rebuilds inheritance as infrastructure, so a family's wealth reaches them instead of a government ledger.
On the horizon, Shreejoy Bikalp
Solar panels age silently. We listen.
India is putting solar on rooftops at record pace, but after installation day, nobody's watching. Dust, shading, loose wiring and failing inverters quietly drain output, and owners only notice when their electricity bills creep back up.
Suntune pairs an affordable annual care plan with live generation monitoring. It spots underperformance early, sends cleaning crews, flags inverter faults and fixes them before they cost the owner money.
Installers can white-label Suntune as their after-sales service. Every connected rooftop adds to a performance dataset built for Indian sun, dust and heat, the foundation for smarter warranties and fairer resale values.
On the horizon, Shreejoy Bikalp
Every cell, verified.
The battery makes up 30–40% of an EV's value, yet India's used-EV buyers are flying blind. With no trusted way to judge battery health, buyers lowball, sellers lose money and lenders hesitate to finance the deal.
Vericell runs a fast diagnostic and issues a tamper-evident certificate showing state of health, cell balance, real-world range and one clear grade anyone can understand.
Buyers get confidence, dealers get better prices, and lenders and insurers get a risk score they can price against. The long game is to become India's reference dataset on how batteries actually age on Indian roads.
On the horizon, Shreejoy Bikalp
Things that influence how I build.
Things that influence how I think.
Things that influence how I see the world.
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